For anything else that needs discussing ….

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Okay, now I think I understand Sal Corda. If there’s a way to accept a low standard of performance, he’s for it. Take his recent op-ed letter in The Hour. He very carefully explains, well, not carefully, he mashes together words in a bureaucratic dialect that anthropologists will one day credit as the tipping point to the decline of western civilization. He says:

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Matt “Mad Max” Breslow delivers the preview of the council agenda in advance of tomorrow’s meeting. itsridiculous take note there’s flooding contracts to be voted on. Let’s see if the council can avoid bickering and vote these into actions. From Breslow’s article:

Three flooding-related projects will go before the council at an 8 p.m. meeting at City Hall.

The council must approve a $1.7 million special appropriation, which would come from the Water Pollution Control Authority’s reserve cash, to hire a Missouri firm to fix sewer lines in the Westport Avenue service area.

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